Bhagavatapurana 3.28.30

3.28.30

mīna-dvayāśrayam adhikṣipad abja-netraṃ % dhyāyen manomayam atandrita ullasad-bhru //

putting to shame a pair of resting fish with His lotus eyes, / made of mind, with flashing eyebrows, one should meditate without weariness;

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tasyāvalokam adhikaṃ kṛpayātighora- $ tāpa-trayopaśamanāya nisṛṣṭam akṣṇoḥ &

His glance cast from His eyes out of abundant mercy / to pacify the three terrible afflictions,

31. With the full breadth of his imagination he should long contemplate in his heart, the glances proceeding from the eyes of the Lord and indicating His boundless mercy in soothing away the threefold afflictions which are very fearful—the glances whose beauty is enhanced by His lovely smiles and which are brimming with favour and grace to His votaries.

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tasyāvalokam adhikaṃ kṛpayātighora- $ tāpa-trayopaśamanāya nisṛṣṭam akṣṇoḥ &

His glance cast from His eyes out of abundant mercy / to pacify the three terrible afflictions,